Mon. Jan. 6
Topic: Power
Guest: Dr. Ethel Person, Professor
of clinical psychiatry, Columbia Univ.
Dr. Person will examine the many
forms our perception of power can take. She will discuss the varieties
of power and how it is used.
Tue. Jan. 7
Topic: Index of Economic Freedom
Guest: John Hulsman, Heritage
Foundation
In its ninth edition, Index of Economic
Freedom, remains an indispensable handbook for everyone who invests or
does business abroad. The book scores 74 countries that have improved and
49 that have worsened.
Wed. Jan.8
Topic: North Korea
Guests: Daniel A. Pinkston,
Ph.D., Senior Research Associate Center for Nonproliferation Studies at
the Monterey Institute of International Studies
Ivan Oelrich, Strategic Security
Project Federation of American Scientists
North Korea has begun removing International
Atomic Energy Agency seals and cameras from its nuclear facilities, the
next step will be to restart its nuclear program. Our guests will discuss
the impact this will have on North Koreas neighbors and whether or not
North Korea is preparing for a confrontation with the United States.
Thr. Jan.9
Topic: The Raelian Movement
Guest: Rael, founder of the
Raelian Movement
The Raelian tradition is unique
among UFO groups in that it offers a creation story that ties it to the
sacred books of the monotheistic traditions. Started in 1973 the Raelian
Movement now claims 40,000 members worldwide. We will discuss the founding
of this movement and whether or not it is a religion.
Fri. Jan.10
Topic: President Bush’s Missile
Defense System
Guests: Joseph Cirincione, Project
Director, Carnegie Endowement for International Peace
Baker Spring, F.M. Kirby
Research Fellow in National Security Policy, The Heritage Foundation
Our guests will debate the wisdom
of employing a major weapons system without knowing whether it will work. |